Online Learning for Students: Instructional Continuity Resources

A research guide to help faculty and students find, access, and navigate online materials available through the library

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Moving Your Classes Online

The Center for Teaching and Learning is working with faculty to prepare them to move their classes online. Please visit their website for more information. Links to their resources are below.

Homepage for CTL
Provides updates on online tutorials for moving classes online
Instructional Continuity WORKSHOPS
Virtual workshops are being provided to help faculty continue their courses remotely during the campus closure. Listed are all workshop topics and times they will be offered.
Instructional Continuity RESOURCES
On this site you will find information on faculty resources, contacts and suggestions to mobilize to online quickly and efficiently. If at anytime you have questions, please contact us.
NOTE: information on this page is fluid and will be updated often. Please check it for additional information periodically.
Working Remotely Using Microsoft Teams
The University is asking that professors, librarians, and staff use Microsoft Teams to provide continuity to students. Please see this link for information on Microsoft Teams.

How to Populate Courses in Teams
How to request a Teams site for your class. The automation to populate course sites in Teams has taken longer than expected and many Faculty have built their own Teams Sites. To prevent conflicts with these sites and to avoid the possibility of confusing students, the best approach now will be to build Teams sites upon request from the Faculty.